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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1986
Page
7
The Herald lists new offerings for a Friday benefit supporting cancer-stricken teacher Joe Walter. All-Area cross country and volleyball teams are announced on pages 3 and 4 respectively.
President Reagan will address the nation at 8 p.m. EST about efforts to free Americans held in Lebanon and U.S. Iran relations. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said he would share as much as possible consistent with national interests and set facts straight amid speculation. Senators and representatives described frank discussions on Iran arms shipments and hostages, with lawmakers noting ongoing hearings and possible constitutional questions.
AP president and GM Boccardi urged news outlets to avoid endangering hostages by sensational or risky reporting on Lebanon negotiations. He noted leaks sparked some coverage and cited a released hostage urging reporters to back off, emphasizing media responsibility for public safety.
Rolando Olalia, 50, a leading Aquino ally and head of the Mayist Movement, was found shot and stabbed off a Manila highway. His son Ronaldo blamed possible military involvement amid coup rumors. Olalia led the Partido ng Bayan and a 500,000 member labor federation, with his driver also killed and bound.
A White House task force led by Gary L. Bauer releases The Family Preserving America's Future calling for welfare restrictions on unmarried teen mothers, strong court backing for traditional family mores, and reduced government social engineering while urging tax relief for families. The 10 page document aligns with Reagan era conservatism, citing health statistics and studies on teen marriage and drug use. It notes minorities bore much of the cost of liberal attitudes of the 60s and 70s as teenage pregnancies rose and schooling suffered.
Hayden transition team begins work toward the January inauguration as Kansas faces a possible cash-flow shortfall by December. The panel plans a plan of action to trim the general fund, consider emergency allotments, and seek short term borrowing while preparing a state budget and cabinet slate.
In New Orleans AP: U.S. District Judge Robert F. Collins ordered an immediate halt to the U.S. Customs Service drug tests, ruling the program shocks the conscience and violates privacy and protections against unreasonable search and self incrimination. Lois Williams of the National Treasury Employees Union praised the decision as Thorough. A Justice Department attorney said appeal is possible.
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